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Hi everyone. It has been a few years since we have owned a PDQMV34 and even longer since we owned a PDQ 32. We are now CLODs and moving from MI to FL. In the process of emptying the house, we came upon 2 screens, 17 1/2x17 1/2". We are wondering if anyone could use them rather than throw them o...

Hi everyone. It has been a few years since we have owned a PDQMV34. We are now CLODs and moving from MI to FL. In the process of emptying the house, we came upon 2 screens, 17 1/2x17 1/2". We are wondering if anyone could use them rather than throw them out. Email me at: leadfree01@aol.com if i...

Hatches have found a new home,
Sharon

Hi there. I tried to respond but I couldn't into the Forum for some reason. Anyway, Might I assume you would be willing to cover the cost of shipping? I could get an estimate and let you know. Pls. get back to me at: leadfree01@aol.com
Sharon
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We have 2 small and 2 larger Bomar hatch covers that we never used on our PDQ 32. Could anyone use them before we throw them out? Please get back to us by mid Sept as we will be leaving for FL for the winter.

Sharon formerly of Lead Free Too

We have taken the plunge and purchased a motor home and put Lead Free Too up for sale down here in Stuart, FL. If you know anyone interested in a 2002 34' MV, please let them know and call us quickly.
Larry and sharon

Does anyone out there with the chest fridge know what company made the gasket that goes around the door or where to get more?

Thanks, Sharon of Lead Free Too

Pumping the oil out isn't bad with a vacuum pump. Larry installed a male hose adapter on the engine and the hose to the pump screws on that and on the other end of the pump so he doesn't have to empty it each time. We keep it in a dish pan with an oil absorbent pad and store it up front in the shall...

Another solution Larry came up with was to install a small diameter hose from the air conditioning unit to a hole he drilled thru the bottom of the salon seat floor so it could constantly drain right into the ocean. He did this on the system between the cabins when the Venturi got clogged and our be...

We tie the back of the dinghy to far side of the bottom of the grab rail of the back steps and another or continued tie to the mid spot on the dinghy from the hand rail on the other side of the steps. That line stays tied to the dinghy for easy access.

We are sooooo happy with our 4 bladed props. The boat runs faster, quieter and with less vibration.
Lead Free Too

Lead Free Too blogs about our trips to the Bahamas at:
http://leadfree01.blogspot.com
Enjoy.
Sharon

Hi there. We have had the davits replaced. If you take the back wall covering down from the top and ceiling down in each cabin, you should be able to find the backing plates, if they are there.
Lead Free Too

Well, we just saw some of the Sunbrella fabric patterns. They have come a long way and you might want to check your options at the Sunbrella website.
Sharon

Our cushions came with a strip of velcro sewen along the top and bottom, almost the whole length. The velcro on the boat has the sticky backing. The seat cushions have the same method with the velcro sewen into the back along the zipper and the bottom where it meets the wood to access the storage un...